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"abstract": "This year marks the third time that the conference on Human Language Technology has combined with the North American chapter meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics. The roster of accepted papers reveals an eclectic mix of topics in natural-language processing, speech processing, and information retrieval. A gratifying number of the papers are difficult to classify because they span more than one of these three major areas of human language technology. For example, the boundary between natural-language processing and information retrieval is hard to draw in the papers that focus on the World Wide Web as a corpus; moreover, several of these include speech-related aspects as well. The crazy thing about putting on a conference like this is that you start out with a group of people who have never done it before, and by the time they really figure out what they are doing, the conference is over and you replace them with another group of people who have never done it before! To do a good job as general chair, however, there is only one really important thing to learn: pick really good people to do all the other jobs, sit back, and let them do all the work. I have been very fortunate to have a great group of conference organizers to rely on: the NYU local arrangements committee, headed by Satoshi Sekine; the program chairs Jennifer Chu-Carroll, Jeff Bilmes, and Mark Sanderson; the demonstration chairs Alex Rudnicky, John Dowding, and Natasa Milic-Frayling; the publications chairs Sanjeev Khudanpur and Brian Roark; the publicity chairs Dan Gildea, Ciprian Chelba, and Eric Brown; the sponsorship and exhibits chairs Ed Hovy and Patrick Pantel; the tutorial chairs Chris Manning, Doug Oard, and Jim Glass; the workshop chairs Lucy Vanderwende, Roberto Pieraccini, and Liz Liddy; the Doctoral Consortium chairs Matt Huenerfauth and Bo Pang, and their faculty advisor, Mitch Marcus. I would also like to thank ACL Business Manager Priscilla Rasmussen, who took on even more responsibility than she usually does to insure that the conference is a success; and the NAACL executive committee and HLT advisory board for encouragement and advice when we were just getting started and didn't know much about what needed to be done. Finally, I would like to thank the senior program committee members, all the paper reviewers, the student volunteers, and the conference sponsors, without whom the conference could not happen.",
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